Topic: BTC holders, do not reveal your identity online (Read 554 times)

It is very difficult to find people in the whole world who do not know the importance of Bitcoin and what its market value will be in the future. There are millions of users holding Bitcoins all over the world. Some bitcoin holders are holding millions of dollars worth of bitcoins in their wallets. I would request those holders not to disclose their identity online. The sole purpose of making this request is that a few days ago a news item was published in my local newspaper and there was a mention of this incident.

The incident Regarding Bitcoin Millionaire Dr. John, suspicions arose when Bitcoin millionaire Dr. John failed to see him during office hours at Marchi Hospital in Missouri on May 21. After much searching, his family was forced to file a missing persons case with a local administration when he was not found. And a lot of news is spread through social media. But sadly Dr. John's car is one kilometer away from the hospital on May 28 Suspicion increases as one looks further afield. When they found his used mobile, laptop and wallet in the car, they doubled their suspicion and launched a massive search in the local administration. But Dr. John was later found dead on May 30 on a road an hour away from the hospital. The police administration found him dead with gunshot ,the police have not yet said anything about whether his death was suicide or murder, planned murder.

Dr john Forsyth
49 years old
Co founder of Onfo Coin


However, many have commented on John's death, the most talked about being that his identity was leaked to everyone and that he was possibly kidnapped for Bitcoin or some other ransom and any information or valuables were taken from him. However, all bitcoin holders should learn from this incident and remain anonymous in public and tread carefully.

See fulls: https://www.coinalap.com/bitcoin-millionaire-dr-john-killed/

The link in the news is published in my native Bengali language. If you want, you can read it with Google translation.

However, many have commented on John's death, the most talked about being that his identity was leaked to everyone and that he was possibly kidnapped for Bitcoin or some other ransom and any information or valuables were taken from him. However, all bitcoin holders should learn from this incident and remain anonymous in public and tread carefully.

Those who tend to remain silent and withhold their words will find it challenging to discover their own circle, as it is through these circles of friendship that individuals can further advance. We will always need friends who resonate with us at the same frequency to foster conversations that can evolve towards more advanced topics, including friends who share an interest in Bitcoin. It seems reasonable to discuss the potential of Bitcoin, but never upload the contents of your wallet anywhere. Even if you seek praise for such an accomplishment, it is utterly futile.

The world is turning into something else and safety is becoming what everyone wants more then money itself.

People are dying in the most tragic ways nowadays.

I mean it's always a thing not to give your sensitive information online so you don't really want to do that on social media, there are a lot of recent cases of theif here in my country because people posted their location as if they are on a vacation people will know that there might be no one on their home that time. So just don't give everything on social media you just don't need to.

That's already a thing if you add posting something about Bitcoin or money I mean that's your fault since that is just way too risky, kidnapping, theft, etc. could easily happen if people wanted to take your Bitcoin. Even though your Bitcoin is secured online they could easily be forced do to a transaction maybe sending your Bitcoin to their wallet.

Just be anonymous as you can, I mean maybe yes if you could protect yourself or hire someone to do it like rich billionaire people.

First point to note in this industry, especially on Bitcoin, is that privacy matters. This has been preached enough. We know how even Bitcoin is all about decentralization and privacy, so why should anyone hodling it then flaunt it. Wealth acquired through cryptocurrency isn't what people should display on social media because world don't know who's watching at any point in time. There have been instances in the recent past where people got attacked in their homes after they had exposed their flamboyant life style. This thing isn't new and will continue to reoccur in as much that people aren't discreet with their businesses.

Maybe this is what I can say "Shut up in the sense of not talking too much and telling other people and being more silent if we already have a lot of potential for this BTC coin"

The administration has not been able to find out why the kidnappers killed them or make any arrests in this regard. What I have said is a cautionary tale because Bitcoin has become an increasingly important topic. No one can say for sure that this will not happen to Bitcoin in the future. But if Bitcoin holders keep this in mind and caution themselves, I see nothing bad.
But I can't say in terms of all countries, but in my country, even for a small amount of money, kidnapping or hijacking is done.

Bitcoin investors has to be very careful, because many people out there are seeing Bitcoin holders as a rich guy, without having the knowledge or knowing the quantity or level your operating on, because any body that know your into Bitcoin business, all they mind is that anyone doing Bitcoin business has not less than one Bitcoin (1BTC) on his/her wallet, so have to be careful about telling people you're Bitcoin holder.

However, many have commented on John's death, the most talked about being that his identity was leaked to everyone and that he was possibly kidnapped for Bitcoin or some other ransom and any information or valuables were taken from him. However, all bitcoin holders should learn from this incident and remain anonymous in public and tread carefully.

People who possesses large amounts of money have to adopt extra security measures. They can't give themselves the luxury of being so careless over their physical integrity like a person who works for a minimum wage is routinely. Investments are needed on cameras, high walls, electric fences, alarms and even bodyguards. A millionaire should never be alone or solely accompanied by people he doesn't fully trust.

I think when we see murder cases like this, the problem goes beyond people around knowing you are a Bitcoin holder. It says much more about the negligence of the individual with his own safety. Because if it was solely an issue related to people knowing you are rich, nobody could be spotted as a rich person in the world without being harmed or damaged.